La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 01, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPave Twelve CT GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, February 1, 1929. FilESCRIPTION TO , AID FARMS GIVEN Fourteen Points in Plan Advanced By Assistant Agriculture Secretary WASHINGTON ' (AP A pluu for tho lienoflt of agriculture com prising 14 polnta hus tioen advanced liy It. W. Dunlap, assistant nocro. torjr of aui'lcultiiro; Ho dcucrlboB It as "u proscription intido up of 14 lnKrcdlcnts, all of which ore possible to obtain with out vry great coat to the tax payer," but ho warns that It la not "quuck remedy" for Immodlate ' cure of agriculture' ninny Ills, His 14 polnta are: "Oase opening new lunds for agricultural purposes, cither by taking water off or putting It on or In any other wuy. "Encourage, through federal bp proprlation, further agricultural research. "Kind new usis for agricultural products. - "Jlscovor, If possible, uso for many of tlioso agricultural pro ductii now wanted. "Olve more study to the uso of commerclul fertilize and other aoll appllcatloita. "Mure intention to llio cure and prevention of illsuusu uinong llve ' slock and plunts. "Better Uiiiantlno survlco to prevent introduction from foreign countries of dlaeuHcd or Infeated plunta and anlmuls. - "Much mora attention to furin machinery. "The federal government should glvo ull tho help poaalhle In solving the farmer's murketlng prohlomii nut with the Idea of requiring the consumer to puy more for his food, but ruthur with the Idea of helping the farmer get a lurgcr portion of the consumer's dollur than he Is now receiving. "Assist In teaching the funnor to produce not more products, but to produce more ecunoinlcully. . The government should preserve the American market for the American ' farmer. This cun be donn In only one way by a proper tariff. "An adjustment of tuxea, "Marginal or aubmurglnal lunds upon which people muy now bo living, endeavoring to eke out un existence, might be purchased by tho federal government and put Into forests or used for grazing or left Idle unfit additional lund Is needed to provldo food for our people. "Hellevo forest lunds and ' cut over lunds, from which no revenue Is durlved, from tuxutlon or placo a very nominal tux on such lund un til tho owner begins to harvest Ills timber, at which time a propor tax may be collected. "Increuse Internal water trnna. portutlon facilities, thereby reduc ing the cost of luurketlug farm products." OUT OUR WAK By William - . i told woo haY was wrong! NO t VAVONOE.P? A FATHEAD VJELU DO VOO HAPfA CtLASSV ese ME LIKE. A y'TEETCMER ? I Kin GlZH VJHO'S A FAT LET HER Oor OF DISH WASHiNOr TO FoPMiSH VOO vsmTh Help moT- AM OPPONENT. AM OPPONENT. S Vikj school: who s a FAT ' VS " y. head -v-es' y K?3 J WHO 'S t- t f HEALTH HIM KliWH A'lCKHllUKO, Miss., AI') How It fuels to find yourself rich mini peeled ly could bo told by William llluncy. 48-yeur-old former uvlu. tor. He reoolvod first nolico of u $03,1100 legacy from un article In u locul nuwspuper. ' nun m iti rn v fatiiuks JACKSONVILLE, Klu. (Al'l- They nover get past tho ugo where a fire fulls to 'thrill them. The deliberations of the Huulh Jackson vllle ally council were Interrupted while the commissioners ran to amult gurugo bluse. MM I'M! IH17V UklLKAHT, Ireland (AP) John Hlnter, va-yeur-old natlunt ut the Deny Inrirmiiry, ronvulesclng uflor nil operation, gives his recipe for Jongiivlty potutoes, porridge and Hour milk formed Ills dlul for moiu lliun 4u yours, , , IWVIi WINDOM l.AKKI.ANI), Kin. (AP) A crowing ruustur which disturbed residents proved to be u pet ban tam or a buy who hud tuuitlit It to flop Its wings und crow whenever llu demumled. Work has begun on u :7-story church building In Kan I'YuiicIkco. The ground Muor will contain u Methodist church; the other floors, ot rices. In Indian Fight jianv iistaki:n iii;ah AHOIT OVI'.HH'IOUillT lly Tlwlnm 'JHihUH, liKtllliui 1'elcr Hunt llrlgliuiii Hospital llOHtOII, MuSHUCllllMUtUl The absouco of curves In tho modern sllhouotlo of fashion hus led to a general craze of dieting for overweight, Tho disudvantugos and dangers of being overweight huvo been tulked ubout so common ly thut thero hus been a deluge of fuds und fancies for dieting. In any gathering of pooplo, especial ly women, sooner or later tho con versation turns to diets. Tho suc cess of various treatments Is loud ly proclaimed, some giving loyal support to a "plneupplo und lamb chop diet," and others vigorously supporting "starvation." Tho use ot pills for reduction of weight Is probably ono of tho most dangerous quacks procedures thut must bo downed during this period of xoul on the purt of the Ameii- cun pooplo to Hcqulro slender fig ures, IJutli suits for tho sumo pur pose sro fakes, puro and simple. Kncourugcment to dieting most cortulnly should bo given people who aro roHlly obese, since oboslly Is definitely a health problem muny times linked with disease, Tho majority of people who de velop diubeles In middlo uge uro overweight. Thero uro muny mlstukeii Ideus about being overweight, but many reliable tables showlmr average weight for people of a given sex, ugo und height huve been worked out. It Is pretty generally conceded that a person Is not roully obeso unless ho Is ten per cent over the limount- Indicated on ono uf these tables. Furthermore, It Is safer, up to tho ugo ot thirty, for him to be a few pounds ubovo this uvcrugu weight tliuu to bu under weight. During middle and old age, however, It Is undoubtedly bet ter to bo nearly at or perhaps a few pounds under this iuUiculed weight, Uranled, therefore, the problem of being truly obese, what is the best thing tu do? l-'lrst, by all melius consult a lihysleluii, und un der Ills guidance sturt a sensible diet for reduction of weight. Itcgu, luting the diet, to lose weight dues not nocoiwurlly mean a sturvution Period, but It dues mean Unit the diet should be composed uf foods that will nut only reduce tho total body weight but wilt uIho sustain the Ilea lib and vigor of the body at the same time. A w ell-buluuceil day's menu ot threo meiils can ha ilallned consisting of vegetables. fruits, lean incuts und u limited amount of potato, breud. butler und I milk, ullowing enough food each I day su thut tho dully work can be curried on without effort. Heine foods such us heavy itcMKcrts. rich I canines, cream, Ivutter and oil tend 10 al. I storage ot body fat, so these should" be either eliminated or at least regulated us to amount, ac cording io tho directions of the pnyHiciun in cnurge. i I'hc diet should lK. Kvrn us I . strict attention in tho case of obo- l.OH ANGKLKS, Feb. 1 (AP) I slty as medtcutioii in tho treut- i Walter Hugen, noted gulf profes- ment of ulseuse. Imputlence for 1 sionul, nnu llrltish open champion, results on the part of the person filed suit for dlvorco In superior dieting Is a common characteiistlc. court here, ullegiug thut Ills wife The desiro to lose quick und with out a great deul of trouble scoins to bo uppermost In his mind. An avorugo loss of two pounds a week Is a very safe und sutisractory amount. The first few weeks aro difficult and tnlto un unlimited umount of wilf.powor, but when re sults begin to show und tho diet Is thoroughly understood, cutlng becomes a soeondury thing und tho mind turns to the enjoyment of other phases of life. hud deserted him. Alienists testified that a college boy who killed u man In a holdup was suffering from an Inferiority complex. Uh, well, ull right! Congresswomen War Against Old Time-Worn Phrase WASHINGTON (AP) Seven women will alt In the seventy-first congress. From Ituth Kanna McCormlck daughter of Mark Hunnu, who has been In politics all her life, to Mrs. Ituth Pratt, widow and mother of five children, tho seven have de clared war on that time-worn old phrase, "tho woman In politics." Thoy feel that they wore elected to represent tho citizens of their re spective states, not tho feminine voters alone. The women members of the new congress which will convene this spring. If President-elect Hoover culls an extra session, or next De cember In the regular order of events, are: Mrs. Mary Teresa Nor ton, democrat. New Jersey: Mrs. Kdlth Nourse Itogers, republican, Massachusetts: Mrs. Kathcrinc Lungley. republican, Kentucky; Mrs. Florence P. Kuhn, republican, (.'alifornla; Mrs. Ituth Hanna Mc cormick, republican, Illinois; Mrs. Iluth liryan Owen, democrat, Flor ida and Mrs. Huth 1'ratt, republi can. New York. . . Two of the women, Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Kahn, uro widows of cx congreasinau, and one, Mrs. Lung ley, Is tho wife of Kx-Congressmaii l.angley. She was elected in 1920. Ilcr husband ut the time wus serv ing a two year prison sentence In the Atlunla federal prison after his conviction on charges of conspira cy to violate the prohibition law. Mrs. Langley. was re-elected In November for another term. Mrs. Kogers is the widow of tho late John Jacob Itogers und was elected to fill the vaeuncy when he died. Mrs. Kahn Is the widow of tho lato Julius Kuhn and wus elected under tho sumo -circumstances as Mrs. Itogers. . . . . , Mi. Prutt, widow of John T. Pratt, Is tho first woman to be elected to the house of representa tives from Now York state. Mrs. Ituth Hunna . McCormlck is tho widow of the lato Senator Medlll McCormlck of Illinois. Mrs. Ituth Hryan Owen Is tho daughter of William Jennings Bryan. I'll wager he'd welcome a steaming cup of Golden West right nowl" 1929 LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS master recipes! Free i Sixteen of tlicni, in a novel and convenient form ..recipes for purl dings. .cakes. lesscrls . . bever iigcs. Itei'lpes fur lluvor and for liculth. Easy re cipes to follow. On cards for your file or cook-bonk. Write fur your set today It Is free. Ad dress I). MilraroVlli t o., 400 North Point Sl.t Hn Francisco. tiBA Wathinglon J3 area a Benilor W. B. Pine, new United States senator from Oklahotns, has stepped Into the Indian af fairs controversy with, s bans. Commissioner, Burke, named In tho Jackson ' Harnett scandal, charged that Senator Pluo was engaged In a conspiracy tn destroy Burke and th Indian Uureau. The battle rages over the question of I It 9 ihull bold tho Iuduiui' put'ts ' . (trill, Winter Is Here It's time to lay in un adequate supply "king COAL Broomf ield & Richardson Phone M-711 GIIIIIARDELLIS GROUND CHOCOLATE l.l.tn to lihlr.rrUIII hour . . . Radio M. Fridays at lliJOa.m. s oda crackers. like lettuce, must be crisp vend fresh... Snow flakks, liftiit, fltiky and oven crisp, tiro n complement to the Crisp green lettuce of the salad. You can absolutely , decnd ujion their freshness and quality. They taste oven-crisp 'and they arc! 1 'licked warm from the ovens, in one of six bin plants near your home, Snow Flukes are wax-wraped to retain their tempting Hakincss instantly sealed in sanitary cartons triply protected against moisture. As it further safeguard, they are sold under a definite "Guarantee of Freshness." Pacific Coast Hisrur Company, I.os Angeles, San Francisco," Portland, Seattle, Taeoma, Spokane. Don't ask (or crackers say re. There's m ' Safeway Store Near ron V 1 ) There's m . Salsrwajr Store t Naar You I -9 dir. - v- ? C-TVlCeS save ime,Maney, 0. Lanor ior uusy Housewives Corn Maximum Golden Sweet. High quality. 3 CANS . 49c Pork & Beans Libhy's medium sizo tins. , , 3 I'OU 29c Jell-Well The famtms American dessert. Bacon Carsten's Washing ton brand. Dry cure. Fancy light weight. Lb. 29c Butter V a 11 c y creamery. Made from tho very best cream. 2:Sll-. 92c 2v KGS. 15c Pancrust vegetable Cheese Long . Horns. "Full creams. Best for fam ily use. Pound 29c Honey - Fancy combs. 2 fou :35c Prunes (iiown iii Oregon. 6"bag 49c Flour Oregon Beauty brand. Bust for all purposes. i!;"-..... $1.79 (1 bags).... $6.98 Oleo margarine Crux. Our own brand. 4 lib 69c Our Fruit and Vegetable Deoartmnf x " Bananas Finn Kipe Fruit. 4 lbs 35c Coffee M a x i m u m brand, llnasted in our o w n plant. 2'tin ... $1.05 Soap Chips Quick Naptha. Each package contains cou lHin on dishes. 2 fok 49c The better shortening. r'l'AlL ... 85c Tomatoes Highway brand. No. 2 14 can. 6 fou .. .. 65c Macaroni Golden Age 3Sk ..29c HI Oranges tVery sweet. .Medium' C3 irtHW. ri & FOK . UIJC Grape Fruit M Florida sweets, targe W 51 size. 2 fou ... 23c Lettuce Large fresh solid heads. 3 fou ........ 25c Carrots California bunch. O UNCUS. 25c Fine Genii lnn-Lis. BAG . Potatoes quality Netted Wc Operate Our Own Delivery. Store No. Go Phone Alain b"!)0. Store No. Ho!)- 89c I'hone Main 711 SS-I ' M 1